Is there Mass this Saturday morning, while Jesus was in the tomb?

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If I recall correctly there is no Mass this saturday. correct?
 
Probably not, because my priest told me that the Church considers the Triduum as one day, so Saturday morning is just a continuation of the sorrow of Good Friday. The ban on saying mass isn’t lifted until Christ’s resurrection is declared on Saturday night.
 
I believe you are correct. Like Good Friday, there is no regularly scheduled Mass on Holy Saturday until the Easter Vigil.
 
I believe you are correct. Like Good Friday, there is no regularly scheduled Mass on Holy Saturday until the Easter Vigil.
Actually, there is no Mass allowed whatsoever from the end of Holy Thursday Mass to the Easter Vigil. No sacraments are allowed to be celebrated before Easter Vigil on Saturday, nor is Holy Communion to be given, except as Viaticum.
 
Actually, there is no Mass allowed whatsoever from the end of Holy Thursday Mass to the Easter Vigil. No sacraments are allowed to be celebrated before Easter Vigil on Saturday, nor is Holy Communion to be given, except as Viaticum.
Don’t they do Communion service on Good Friday?
 
Actually, there is no Mass allowed whatsoever from the end of Holy Thursday Mass to the Easter Vigil. No sacraments are allowed to be celebrated before Easter Vigil on Saturday, nor is Holy Communion to be given, except as Viaticum.
This isn’t true. Reconciliation is completely acceptable.
 
Don’t they do Communion service on Good Friday?
Exactly. Communion is distributed during the Good Friday service, following the Reading of Passion, the prayers, and the Veneration of the Cross. Reconcilliation is scheduled as determined by the Pastor.
 
True, and that is a sacrament, however, I don’t think it is “celebrated.”

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Yes it is. Check canon law.

TITLE IV. THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Cann. 959 - 997)
CHAPTER I. THE CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENT
 
This isn’t true. Reconciliation is completely acceptable.
So is the Sacrament of the Sick and an emergency Baptism. What we don’t have are weddings, Mass, Regular Baptism, Confirmations (other than with emergency baptism), Holy Orders.
 
If there is danger of death, confirmation can be given, perhaps along emergency baptism but can also separately.
Can. 883 The following possess the faculty of administering confirmation by the law itself:
3/ as regards those who are in danger of death, the pastor or indeed any presbyter.
 
If there is danger of death, confirmation can be given, perhaps along emergency baptism but can also separately.
Yes, I meant that such wouldn’t be celebrated in the Church as part of the community’s celebration. Baptism, Confirmation and the Sacrament of the Sick may certainly be administered to those who are in danger of dying.
 
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